Heartbeat Radio
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Intro: E
E
Tell me what you think about this song
E
Sue me if you reckon it's too long
Bm7 A E
I wanna know how you really feel
E
Tell me what you think this is funny
E
Spending all my time and my money
Bm7 A F#m
Trying to find how you really feel
G#m C#m F#m
The radio's perfect pitch makes me nauseous
G#m C#m F#m A E
Oh, the dimwits are digging a ditch on my heartbeat radio
E
Tell me what's the deal with the static
E
FM has become automatic
Bm7 A F#m
I wanna know did the DJ drown
G#m C#m F#m
In a sea of reverb and compression
G#m C#m F#m
Oh, wait til you hear the refrain
A E
On my heartbeat radio
A Am E E7
My darling waves can be replaced
A Am E
But I will remember you
A Am
I'd sell my soul
E E7
Payola dole
A Am E
Still I'm not receiving you
E
Tell me why you're changing the station
E
What comes after heavy rotation
Bm7 A E
I wanna know am I coming through
Bm7 A F#m G#m
I wanna know what I've done to you
C#m F#m
You're wearing out my favorite song
G#m
And everyone else's
C#m F#m A E
Oh, Nothing but sad honky tonk on my heartbeat radio
A Am E E7
My darling waves can be replaced
A Am E
But I will remember you
A Am
I'd sell my soul
E E7
Payola dole
A Am E
Still I'm not receiving you
E
Tell me what you think about this song (4x)
E
Tell me what you think about-- (3x)
A Am E E7
We laugh and cry but don't ask why
A
My poor heart still beats for you
( A Am E E7 )
A Am E E7
Oh my heartbeat radio
A Am E E7
My darling waves can be replaced
A Am E
But I will remember you
A Am
I'd sell my soul
E E7
Payola dole
A Am E
Still I'm not receiving you
Solo: ( A Am E E7 )
A Am E
Oh my heartbeat radio
Solo: ( A Am E E7 )
A Am E
Oh my heartbeat radio
How to play Heartbeat Radio
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.